Despite all uncertainty, experienced U.S. diplomats who know about Venezuela’s crisis must do the job to mend bilateral relations. At one point, a negotiation must take place by finding common ground. Of course, there’s no magic formula to achieve this end, and this is where the challenge is. History teaches us that two [opposing] sides can find an agreement. Just look at the peace treaty between the Colombian government and the FARC guerrillas, after 50 years of internal conflict.